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Santiago Hero, Admiral Schley Credited in Victory
A 1899 editorial argues Admiral Schley won Santiago, while General Miles faces silence and Secretary Alger bears mixed blame. It criticizes advertising clutter and praises Printers' Ink for urging newsy, respectful ads over nuisance advertising.
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Santiago
Education of Cubans in U S Colleges Aimed at Annexation
A citizen-led effort places bright Cuban youths in American colleges tuition free to foster capable future leaders. The plan, praised as wise for Cuba, may shape them toward American political ideas and institutions, possibly steering Cuba toward annexation rather than independence.
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Braddock
Weaddock Heights Improvement Company
Anxious Talk of Cuba Annexation and College Charity
It is possible that Cuba may be annexed by the United States before these young men finish college. Regardless of timing, their education will benefit both Cuba and the United States, and the benefactors who funded this education deserve commendation for their philanthropy.
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Cuba
United States
Civic chatter and election bemused in Maryland notices
Contemporaries discuss census interest and telegraph rivals in Baltimore. References note July 3 Schley fleet victory amid Fourth of July celebrations, plus anxious homeowners and fire insurers. Baltimore election results spark Republican rallying, with Mr Malster blamed for managerial blunders in Montgomery Press.
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Malster
Montgomery Press
Minutes of Merriness Humorous Quotations and Witty Exchanges
A collage of quips and jokes from periodicals including the Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia North American and Chicago News. The snippets poke fun at divorce courts poetical duties noblemen and wealth with light satire and playful banter.
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Chicago News
Pretty Nearly Guilty verdict noted in New York case
The New York World praises a Recorder's court jury that, after an hour, found the accused "pretty nearly guilty" but recommended mercy. It argues the verdict improves on not proven and should be esteemed by national authorities and local bosses, with implications for divorce suits and jurisprudence.
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Recorder's Court
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Quay
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Washington
Moments With The Muse At Wood Song
A poetic fragment set at Wood-Song recalls Oberon and fairy imagery with praise for the fairy king and a plea to preserve nature. The piece shifts to a romantic memory of a past love, describing longing, imagined scenes, and a vow of fidelity as a woman’s home companion column closes.
Annotated Hat of the Fish for Washington Waters
The United States Fish Commission reports on fishes inhabiting the District of Columbia area and Potomac watershed. It lists about thirty economically important species, notes introductions of non native forms, and details the history and spread of black bass, crappie, strawberry bass, and other fishes with plans for a more complete second edition.
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Potomac
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National Museum
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Potomac Basin
Little River
Harper's Ferry
Black Pond
Georgetown
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Cat Pond
Rock Creek
Proving Pension Claims and the Bureaucratic Path
A detailed account outlines how pension claims move from filing through mail intake, record checks, medical boards, and special examiners to the final signature by the Commissioner of Pensions. The process spans divisions, appeals, and potential rejections, with emphasis on precise declarations, evidence gathering, and interdepartmental coordination.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Pension Bureau
Navy
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Pension Office
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Board of Medical Pension Examiners
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